Biography:
Bob Schneider (born October 12, 1965) is an American musician based in Austin, TX. He is the former lead-singer of Ugly Americans.
For nearly ten years, Schneider has performed a Monday night residency at the Saxon Pub, an intimate and legendary venue on South Lamar, Austin, Texas. Schneider and the members of Lonelyland, the band name that he uses to keep these shows “underground,” are seated on stage as they work through a “live rehearsal” of songs that Schneider calls up from his repertoire of over four hundred songs.
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Other songs:
- Ass Knockin
- Beyond The Blue Skies
- Chinatown
- I'm Good Now
- 2002
- 40 Dogs Like Romeo And Juliet
- Big Blue Sea
- Bridge Builders
- Captain Kirk
- Changing Your Mind
- Changing Your Mind 2
- Come With Me Tonight
- Easy
- Everything You Love
- Fist City
- Flowerparts
- Game Plan
- God Is My Friend
- Gold In The Sunset
- Good Luck
- Goodwill
- Han Solo
- Honeypot
- Im Good Now
- Im So Happy To Be Here
- Indifference
- Let The Light In
- Long Way To Get
- Lorena
- Losing You
- Love Is Everywhere
- Medicine
- Metal And Steel
- Moon Song
- Ocho
- Peaches
- Penelope Cruz
- Piggyback
- Queen Uk
- Round And Round
- Sideshow Tornado
- Someday
- Still Life
- The Bringdown
- The Drinking Song
- The Hours And Days
- The King Of The World
- The Long Black Road
- The Other Side
- Til Someone Catches A Feelin
- Trash
- Under My Skin
- Unpromised Land
- Weed Out The Weak
- Wish The Wind Would Blow Me
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saw him playing this song this way in a video.
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What's so funny is nobody's laughing at this change of heart you're having.
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What's so funny is I'm filled up with thunder, but I can't seem to get out from under,
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all these stones you tied to my chest.
Dm
I can't change your mind.
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I can't change your mind.
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What's so funny is I'm scared and lonely, and I don't think that I'm the only
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one as I watch you drive away.
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and what's so funny is the birds are singing, sun shining, and bells are ringing
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and I'm thinking, 'what happened here?'
Dm
and I can't change your mind.
F
and I can't change your mind.
Am
and I can't change your mind.
Dm C
and I can't change your mind.
Am F
There's a chappel in Minneapolis and it holds the bones of a dead saint in it
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the stain glass glows from the ceiling there, and reminds me of the feeling where
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I first looked into your eyes, and saw the most beautiful birds
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fly strait into the sun, their wings on fire, the deed was done.
Dm
Oh and I can't change your mind.
F
I can't change your mind.
Am
I can't change your mind.
Dm C
I can't change your mind.
C G
Whats so funny is this piece of skin, the one on my arm with your name inked
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in. What was I thinking?
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But what's so funny is the way things go down. Like when a star dies it doesn't make a
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sound. It's just gone, you can't find it when you look into the sky.
Dm
And I can't change your mind.
F
And I can't change your mind.
Am
I can't change your mind.
G
I can't change your mind.
Am
I can't change your mind.
F
I can't change your mind.
C
I can't change your mind.
G
I can't do it.
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There's a werewolf out on my front lawn and he's looking pissed
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off and he's wet from all the rain.
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I think I'll go say hi, and offer him a beer.
saw him playing this song this way in a video.
C G
What's so funny is nobody's laughing at this change of heart you're having.
C G
C G
What's so funny is I'm filled up with thunder, but I can't seem to get out from under,
C G
all these stones you tied to my chest.
Dm
I can't change your mind.
F C G
I can't change your mind.
C G
What's so funny is I'm scared and lonely, and I don't think that I'm the only
C G
one as I watch you drive away.
C G
and what's so funny is the birds are singing, sun shining, and bells are ringing
C G
and I'm thinking, 'what happened here?'
Dm
and I can't change your mind.
F
and I can't change your mind.
Am
and I can't change your mind.
Dm C
and I can't change your mind.
Am F
There's a chappel in Minneapolis and it holds the bones of a dead saint in it
C G
the stain glass glows from the ceiling there, and reminds me of the feeling where
Am F
I first looked into your eyes, and saw the most beautiful birds
C G
fly strait into the sun, their wings on fire, the deed was done.
Dm
Oh and I can't change your mind.
F
I can't change your mind.
Am
I can't change your mind.
Dm C
I can't change your mind.
C G
Whats so funny is this piece of skin, the one on my arm with your name inked
C G
in. What was I thinking?
C G
But what's so funny is the way things go down. Like when a star dies it doesn't make a
C G
sound. It's just gone, you can't find it when you look into the sky.
Dm
And I can't change your mind.
F
And I can't change your mind.
Am
I can't change your mind.
G
I can't change your mind.
Am
I can't change your mind.
F
I can't change your mind.
C
I can't change your mind.
G
I can't do it.
C G
There's a werewolf out on my front lawn and he's looking pissed
C G
off and he's wet from all the rain.
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I think I'll go say hi, and offer him a beer.
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